TAKING A PEEK at.the many
dispiays set up at Selkirk College last woek

aud spectators through,
wide variety of displays in science, forestry,

and other

The chains}

the

Ths sustaakes Bosal to acieog Sis

to be

open
viewing a

the Suns code at tebe oetie
tive factor.in characteristics of all living
things. — Castlegar News Photo

illustrate, my own re-
sant suing vane address
Thi evenin;

directly ‘paralleled his
a | further support the ee
Jess revolution” thesis, ,

aie
attena the: West Koote:

iy Lee sugar-and-s
pe Uf the ga

e good fortune to
na:
teachers’ conference in Cast-|m'
legar, Feb, 15-16 and to read
while there Bill Smiley's
ce ex-
“.... Revolting
Revolution in Modern-Day Ed-
ucation.””

As the following: para-

Curriculum 4s and must
be a means to an end, not
an end. ni itself. The rapid
charges about us force us to
looks to Sure

Letter Praises Bill Smiley
For Education Comments

tudes of those with whom
they work, Professionals func-
tion best when given maxi-

or necountablllty is‘a natural
con-comita

of freedom for individeat
teachers to develop a unique
classroom is

cult to acce;
like the ation where the
freshman home from nulverst-
almost ty advances theories

parents whi
far out’ and his father ends
college to get an education,
lot of ideas!’

(with the full lon of
their teachers) to break from

traditional concepts and
tices does not spell c!
Eventually, eee be-
come the Fesponsib ity of the
jearner. Tf not, the school

um freedom, Responsibility

“For » this concep! “These are exciting, de-
manding times to be a student
and teacher. Columns such as

diffi-| yours which so colorfully and

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

BINGO

RITA’S HALL
FRONT ST.

TONIGHT

pro
jt. Eis is very much | accurately reflect the excite-

ment and the demands and

implications of this “blood-

to his/less revolution” are a defin-
ich they consider |ite asset

of interp:
change and the need for ft
to the public,

‘Freedom for. students President,
B.C. Teachers’
Federation.

ip by shouting ‘I sent you to

foxically, the public
can best control the educa:
tional system by: permitting
maximum freedo!

1 iret.

hers to develop
ich relates direct-

“COFFEE BREAK”
By LOIS HUGHES
Box 731, Castlegar
Tell Lois: 365-5508

whi
terests and apti-

Handicapped Society Executive
Returned to otfice a Acclamation

BRITISH COLUMBIA
TELEPHONE COMPANY

Appointment
Announced
The intment of W. T.
* (BilD Armstrong 23 District
Commercial Sad srrattic
peter by t the B. C4 Tele-
phone Company.

Mr. Armstrong who comes
to Trail from Victoria, has
“20 years’ service with the
“Company. Jn. In his new post,

D. W. Cham- .

ion, manager of the com-
vay "'s West Kootenay Dis-

trict with headquarters in
el

ors of soolenay: pena
Handicapped C!

Mr. Sperone wae again
confirmed to the post for a
further term, during the re-

cent annual meeting of the of

society, held in Creston.

oclet dicapped.
laren ey radio st station CK

Presenting the cheque
were Paul Haines ‘and toe

The money was raised b:
CKKC during the Period 1 Des.
15, 1987 to Jan. 15,
after the radio station atopt.
ed the home as a “charitable |@

| Jamieson.

involving the announcers,
auction sale and a rerhlinw
bile race. :
Administrator of the so-
ciety, Sister Marie Joseph
presented the two men with
gifts, handicraft items made

y the children at the school. | 5

Special guests at the an-

accla-|nual meeting were Dalton
ecut

Pointed to

ic training program for re-
fried adults! i
He said that responsibil.

wn,
st the home.

Browning has pre-
pared preliminary Sketches of
Proposed residence for
adults, lis for
house-parents or :
ani a large, permanent
Kitchen.

facility.
Also ided in the pre-| of
liminary drawings are work-
shop areas and access ar-
rangements between various
buildings.

After general discussion
it -was agreed to send the] th

camer

Own your own propane storage
ean! Plus Moffat J-Line Furnace.

500 gal. used tank plas model #1100 furnace - $469)
{a0 Bt see ae ee ee M100 furnace - $669)

Boar

the Professiona! ‘Advisory
Board of the Association fori this
Retarded Children for ths
approval.

After necess: changes
are made to meet new re-

BP
At the present time Boy
ernment financial assistance is

fee retarded throughout the
Pv Ott Officers of the pose of

Government Tepresenta-
tives will be: appointed by the
department welfare,

D
In his ie nent
ie

ity for this has been accept- tat te

ectors| and pro;

Harcoff
eh-| ed the ‘position of project de de-
group with the

Subject of Slides

of six visitors at-| shop
tended oer recent ne smeeting of;
District

Forbes: 9!
jaskatchewan; Mr. Taeeint
| Mr. and Mrs, Johnson of Trail
Mrs. Wm. Easto id Danny

ing which ee ane attended.

-| March and April is anranget
Kitchen Peommitice Te:

cards and flowers Sent fo siete
also that Mrs... C.
E. Heagy is much improved

At the close of Business
a cae of colored slides

Sire J. Wiig's 60 years of mar-
Tied life was presented by
Danny Dunlop.

These slides have. been

At Sr Gitizons Meel| 2 th

shop. prey Have Say ever look-| Stanle
ed on: the bookshelves?
A. friend and

io a Agni
G. Quayle zeported

mamnits} hota the attention of today’s
‘Mrs. youn,

rted| 2% Was a
ed, A x Happy badly
era Wi

Srand-parents, Mr. and tricit

one time but cannot remem-
ber ‘and is now looking for

/

CASTLEGAR

ESSO SERVICE

Wns ba eapeclecces' perectnl’
for repairs to ail Alr Cooled
Engines.

For Service Phone
365-8155

the answer.
Iam eure this will be of

eg
i

interest: to

Have’ you ever touched
the metal on a chrome le
while folding these

ca
.

is an annual

FI
ae

* Thinking .D:

rovers,
scouts “aha ‘cubs ; darned out
in jumbers.

ni
eta ee at BE
ents af ut asa
ice | Cen! oT am gure, in all hon:
ety it could have been bet-

er a num

0.
oer one called Nellie O'Neil
Our Summer Time by

© inet chapter, chapter Fo
ie =
ately entitt | Heles that dall through the re-

_fpiten of borax in emp-
ty fruit jars before ‘they are
-| Stored combats that musty
ii Place e2 all small pleces of

undry in a pillowslip as you
i|remeve thenk tote the 2
or dryer. This saves time

Bo Mader ist: see and Save!

r a Happier Home...
Modernize that old bathroom or add

a new one! Assure your, family new
luxury at! wonderfully low prices. Get
a free estimate today.

CASTLEGAR

—Slumbing & Heating,
Day or Night: 365-8284

when sprinkling.

gollected through the years by

on they showed. a_ varied
and exciting life with many
adventures in many parts of
Ganada, jBtior ito settling in

Fred Hareoff
Recent Graduate

Mr.

ie en a
ent stapter of of the Institute of
Blectrical and Electroni

has accept:

an
public poh ‘

phries
Gar, graduating in 1955.

Fees: Men $5

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSN.
CASTLEGAR - KINNAIRD CENTRE

First Aid Classes

Tonight, Thursday, February 29
Twin Rivers Elementary School

Ladies $3
No Fee Charged for Juniors

Registrations Made at the First Class

Mr. Merchant:

Here aro 10 Solid F

ete You Shoal”

Consider in Planning Your Advertising ..

The CASTLEGAR NEWS is a advertising medium that is WANT.

ED — it is sought after and
an intruder in the home.

Nearly all of the CASTLEGAR NI

paid for, and advertising i in it is not

circulation i is CONCENTRAT-

“ED in its market area — withou! cver-extending inte less promis-

ing markets.
The CASTLEGAR NEWS provi

market: by reaching “virtually eve
et. }

PENETRATION in the primary
family or. custo! mer in that

People read CASTLEGAR NEWS ads when they are ready to make

a decision and to act — WHEN TH

= READY TO BUY.

The CASTLEGAR NEWS is convenjent. It may. be consulted at a

timé most CONVENIENT to every

ember of the family.

People , like to read CASTLEGAR NEWS ads because they find

them interesting and.they save them!

Every, issue of ‘the CASTLEGAR N
AND FEATURES of interest to’ ev

Newspaper reading is'a habit and a

mey.

S contains -INFORMATION
member of the family.

of People’s routine.

The printed word is MORE RELIABLE! than the spoken word and

it cannot be refuted because iti is cay

available for re-checking.
y @ than

More

10. Ads' in the CASTLEGAR ae are ide’
the various ads may be checked seat ¢

Students $1

for checking. Ttema in
ch other.

The Most Effective and Most E
-- iness is through Regular Advertising in the

CASTLEG A

Way to Pi

NEWS

vention

@ ment increase| days)

the © fees

‘Two years ago} sal revenue but the

at the B.C.} der could

‘Wildlife oe

2 This year,

Prince George | ing licensés are beln
from $2:

be nt,

romain-
be used by the :

> April 1, fish-| ie

belng jumped
I to $3 for ‘resident
that the pro-/ anglers. Non- lent

incial gl Non-reside

licenses

SS
ET ETEG nd

from $5 to #10.

What ‘this - will mean in|
increased revenue to the de-

LUTHERAN
“SERVICES
Sundays at 3 p.m.
Held in St, Davids
Sunday School 2 p.m.
Rev. Harold C. Clark
er
=
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
701 First Ave, °
Pastor: Rev. L. M. Simmones

ANGLICAN CHURCH ~

Ss | iem
8 a.m. Holy Communion‘ x

11 a.m. Holy. Communion

at “GRACE fist
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
7th Ave, Kinnaird
Rev. J. H. Wiseman
Meraing Worship and Sunday
“School ll am. -.

: ‘Sanday School 9.15 a.m.
Merning Worship 10 am.

mn. FTIAys

—$27,000;
12,906; mo
000;

89 48,000 — $2405
grizzly
for a total of $415,900.

angle’ 1987]
ote toss

Total revenue from sale

0] ofgwanious,lcenses foes ox
“| ine $875,804. 1967-68

Of
‘a. fisheries
im cxjansion ‘of: f habitat im-
prover ‘stream man-
agement  etudlcs inthe - pro-
ice; increased lake musiey
and where

. Youth’

7.30. p.m. Wednesdays
* Bible Study & & Prayer

* Held in nomes
$3 CALVARY. <
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor D. Reeves
Phone 365-7175
to thi

|
THE SALVATION ARMY. ay too."

inday

Sportsmen an:
ists. don't ‘mind na payang tl
way, tut it’s time
our government paid its

1966-67:
188,000 — = 3,005 elk ‘19600
caribou: 4,300 —

8,000: — $40,000

con | ene 08h

r. short term’ (3
pare. increased from

foursome were Kiwanis

double decks
Club

Most
4| terest this week seems to be

this: team received
of cards as prizes,

in
— Castlegar News Photo 2

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, Ftb. 29, 1968

"Don Brothers Reports .

it of the political in-;Brenda is now studying a
new method of: smelting cop-
per ‘and if it apres to be fea-
sible they apply it in the
i | smelting” oft the Brenda pro-:
perty ore.

At Lorex, where Rio-
ills} Algom has the controlling
interest, they are now doing
| #2 economic study of the via-

bility of this property.
t No decision has yet been|
y . Wi ide..on. Wi
ene a Brent geal ot de profitable en ina @ COURTEOUS
8} no firm decision can be reach- hite
ing an act respecting collec-| 29 re ‘ami = Color, Black-and-White .
ve bargaining and media-| ster this inital apsessmone|TV and Ti Radio |
of the ore potential =~ 3

I feel it is now. only a $ 3 g
; question of time until a smel-)— All Makes & Models — -
ter.is constructed in the pro-

vines. SEE COLOR TONIGHT

centred in Ottawa.
we have in Victoria, however
we have been carrying on
the budget debate and te the
ferry strike is still on.

Fast TV

Service
© PROMPT

tion. if

the
=ECOND PLACE in the interservice
| curling bonspiel held Sunday was the Nor-

dic Loage entay, skipped by

Bare who was absent

and

club: | taken; - lost 7m rm vais ere,

bour or :
nounced in the
putes, @

q wards are
to Protect the af necessary

was.

er members of this Tink included . #0n5.took part in the’ all-day bonsplel. which | ment.
Gordon ‘Wilde and Ole Anderson and Gunnar, Was followed by a banquet in the Legion Hail.
when this picture |

= Castlegar News Photo

three mil-|ment ’ after
mill Cominoo. =

4 Bathe Scotland, June 20,

1905.

He came to Canada with
ie family in 1907, ‘settling
at Moose Jaw, Sask. The ‘fam-
ily later moved to Ernfold.
Mr. Duniop mov-

i (ed to sarall where he began
working at Cominco,

In 1947 he took up resi:
in Castlegar.
During the ‘Second World

Ines’ forced - is retire-
80. years

Mr. Duntop took an 1 active
[intterest in church’‘an

-{ning and completion ‘of the
-] Castlegar: Centennial Library | William

member of the St. John’s Am-
buiance 2 Association, tion, ast pre: €y,
sident director. 0 the
local

During tee ae. was
keenly interested: in. the plan-

Project.

He is survived . by, his
wife, Helen; three sons, Rich-|
ard of eset: Peter of Al-

Well- Known Resident ;
John Dunlop Died Friday

re | Legion Branch No, 170, life

‘were Allen

lackoreth, ‘Thomas
Robert Hunter, Jack oe Mas.
on, barry Dav

‘ fonodary Pallbearers were
Ben Rourke, Harold Doyle,
Jack Brownlie, James Kelly,

Easton and. Cecil
Mather.

Branch No. 170, Canadian

Legion formed an honour

guard at the church and at
fhe graveaio.

and Les Dav-| ting

1 was pleased to have an- FREE HOME TRIAL
GLS |
=| Electronics

> Visit Our Color Booth

The \ government feels
that this legislati

LOOK! SPECIAL
THIS WEEK ONLY

“19 GE BaW
PopTams
Tv

following  Universi-

arid we
On Tuesday of last Ik
weekly of 4 Victoria students from

x nied in the ‘Fudeet debate
with: th

Was $189.95

Sil Marin, Peter Robert:
an increase ‘of $53.5} 50n, Beverly Wendel. } en An-
million or a nearly 18) per cent| derson ‘and Pat Lat
increase over 1966 figures.

SAYAGE SHOES

agement nf Our government giv- fe! Maddocks Shoe Store

opines out as.well,. th
steps: taken by me ia stains
ig to have a copper smelter

et iat aal|  i-Lite Restaurant
y there has nev- “ in Chine se Fi ods”
Phone 365-6741 for Take-Out Orders
Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight
Open 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Fridays & Soeage
Air Conditioned for Cool Comfort
BANQUET FACILITIES FOR SMALL GROUPS

construi

enough. For.
Brenda and Lornex. ox tree

Interment was in Park jan
Memorial Cemetery, Kinnaird.

which © has
the controlling interest. in

‘ian| 2-3: Dunlop, ‘both of Trail,

mana eee lus phes read the
ietcon. is: Mrs. F.

brothers, RR Dunlop and

and ‘W. Dunlop, of. Ernfoid,
/Sask.; two sisters, Mrs. L,'E.
Close, tae and Mrs. B. Pow-
ers, “Haney.

‘Three — brothers, Alex,
peoree and Jim! predeceased

George Hermanson’ of-
ficiated a, the funeral service,
assisted: by. Bev. ‘Tom. Wild-

A. ‘Hos! 7 Hymns Hie
were Jesus Lover of. My Soul
aa what a Friend We: ‘Have

9.45 a.m. Sunday School
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting

jednesday
7.80 p.m. Bible Study

‘Thursday
7.30 p.m. Home League

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and Delicious
Coffee ‘It’s
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Robson — 9.45 a.m.
Castlegar, 9.30 am.

UNITED ‘CHURCH
OF CANADA |

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Decorative Lamenate Decora Board:
Why ra More? Only $15.95 per 4X8 Sht.
color, patterns: to'choose from

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There's the Datsun 1600
familiar. z

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like the 1600, but there the
similarity ends. en you
get behind the wheel of the
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and cool héad ‘to tame the
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